It’s Women’s History Month, and we’re celebrating women and change makers all month, every month. Next up is Ciara Ingram, producer, script writer and founder of Emerging - an award winning web-series inspired by underrepresented stories. Previously a creator at SLAM magazine, Ciara’s work taps into creativity with an athlete's mindset.

To celebrate International Women’s Day, we caught up with the founding duo of Silhouette - a boutique movement space in Toronto. Lisa and T’yawne share more about breaking the stigma around pole dancing, working beside their bestie, and building a diverse, body positive community.

To kick start Women’s History Month, Briggs sat down with Kara Jackson ahead of her debut album - Kara unravelled stories from her journey so far, including her sonic influences, how the creative scene in Chicago has inspired her growth and the healing experience of art in community.

“We all transition. It's what binds us, not what separates us.” An evening of truth, power and resilience - what began as a deconstruction of a deeply personal book filled with honesty and self empowerment, became an open discussion that applied to everyday life.

Nigerian-British Artist Joel Chidi Sydenham uncovers the connection between his art and nature, how painting becomes an act to reclaim one’s cultural identity, the importance of a creative community and his hopes for the next generation.

An intimate, multi-sensory series of conversation, sounds and food, honouring the depths of African identity, ancestry and migration. Hosted by DemiMa with guest Swiss, we’re taken on a journey through the lens of the Artist.

We sat down with storyteller, artist and museum curator Rianna Norbert-David, founder of Salut Sunday. Rianna holds spaces rooted in community care, rest, and recovery, whilst giving voice to hidden histories.

As we wind down the end of the year, we slow down to celebrate stories that soothe and inspire - like Dhayana Alejandrina - a Dominican writer, poet, and storyteller.

As we wrap up London’s Fashion Week, we throwback to Jean Paul Gaultier’s Fashion Freak Show at The Roundhouse, London. The extravaganza was a whirlwind tour through the ages - a vibrant and playful celebration of fashion, music, time and transgressive dreams.

In the heart of London’s Soho, Condé Nast College of Fashion and Design presents a bold exhibit of graduates as part of London Fashion Week. Creators Alexa Herrera, Sophie Wang and Julian Pinar Díaz showcase their work - an unapologetic celebration of identity, sustainability and the limitless freedom of fashion.

For London Fashion Week 2022, we celebrate Creators who are making waves in the industry. From intentional choices around inclusivity, sustainability and social change, we highlight Founder Dionne Goldson and her DForD Gown.

With a recent debut solo show at Centrespace Gallery, Bristol, Amber-Bardell draws inspiration from natural elements, intuitive dreamscapes and sonically meditative experiences in: ‘Art is Nourishment’.

As we welcome in a new month, we’re taking a moment to celebrate the festivals we’ve experienced over an endless summer. From inclusive, female-led line ups to spaces that centre care and openly affirm queer identities, we round-up the summer festivals that brought us closer together.

We Out Here was indeed a something-for-everyone kind of festival. People may have left physically exhausted from all of the dancing but undoubtedly mentally and emotionally recharged with a frequency of soul-filled new memories.

We sat down with the Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Excellence Theatre, Aaliyah Antoine, after the sold out success of Dear Black People Festival 2.0 at the Pleasance Theatre, London.

A bold weaving of traditional Indian folk tale and immersive storytelling at The Young Vic Theatre.

Body Movements Festival: a place where queer bodies were allowed absolute liberty to move, breathe, and flow - just as they were meant to.

For South Asian Heritage Month, we’re celebrating our very own Vicky Pasion. We caught up with Pasion to ask her 5 questions… 

As part of The Last Word Festival at the Roundhouse, Resident Artist Esme Allman showcased ‘Delectably Red’ - a daring piece of new work that holds space for female sexuality, friendship and creativity.

From burlesque, to circus, to life-affirming music by Saraha Beck - it’s not too late to grab your tickets at the Southbank Centre.